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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
7
The article predicts a strong Republican majority in New Castle and Lawrence County next Tuesday. Judge P. Emery leads the slate as Republican nominee for county and city offices with expected decisive margins. Party candidates face limited opposition and GOP officials campaign energetically for a record countywide majority.
A Tri County gathering convenes at First Christian Church for a workers conference of the Missionary organization. Delegates from local churches discuss outreach, reports, and plans for year programs.
The religious gathering will be held at the First Christian Church in this city on Wednesday October 28 with sessions starting at 10 a m. A report from the National Convention in Oklahoma City will be presented. Attendees should bring lunch and coffee will be provided by the ladies auxiliary.
New Wilmington marked the 125th anniversary of the Neshannock Presbyterian congregation with a pageant depicting early church development. The program featured an old time home church and school room, recalling local history and evoking memories among longtime members as a large audience gathered last night.
The Y M C A Midget class hosts a Hallowe en party Friday night at the Y M C A. If the city avoids a Friday celebration the event proceeds on that date. Physical Director Day urges all midget members to attend with prizes for best costumes.
Dr. Charles Barker of Grand Rapids spoke to the New Castle senior high chapel on What Is An Education. Rev. Sam Irvine introduced him. Barker’s talk drew praise from students as plans for club officer elections and a Reading convention report were outlined by Trustee Fred C. Wolford. The message urged a stronger, more active club for 1926.
Kiwanis club notes that director Angus E Kerr will lead the program on Wednesday October 28 with speaker Robert K Aiken. Aiken will discuss the topic of taxation. The item identifies Robert K Aiken as a familiar acquaintance.
John Palmerich of Youngstown sues William Kimberly for 25000 in two suits arising from a July 2 1926 auto collision near the Ohio Pennsylvania line. Mary Palmerich 19 sustained severe injuries requiring 14 stitches and 24 hours unconscious. doctor bills 140 and lost wages 280. Palmerich seeks 10000 for Mary and 15000 for himself. assertion cites reckless driving.
The council voted to pay $158 to D. F. Book for drilling a well at the sewage disposal plant. The well was drilled to a depth of 79 feet.
Clarence Bratchie was voted in to the Senior HI Y Club at the weekly YMCA meeting last evening. A program committee of Robert Furst, Clay Rubel and Bratchie was appointed to arrange winter meeting programs. Tom Solomon will lead the next session with Supervisor Jordan in charge.
Darrell Figgis, Irish poet and Free State Dial member, was found dead in a Bloomsbury room with a live gas jet on. The incident marks a fatal end to a figure who rose during wartime tensions with England.
Johnny Hines in The Crackerjack draws huge crowds at the Penn theatre in New Castle with near full capacity shows. The breezy star, as Crackerjack Perkins, uses quirky ads to boost Perkins Stuffed Pickles while a border revolution and romance unfold. Felix the Cat and Never Fear with Cliff Bowes and Addie Nelson headline the first half of the week.
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